Sentence examples for what buckles from inspiring English sources

What buckles my broccoli is the flat 300% markup, from the $18 plonk to big-bucks bubbles.

Many people do not know what buckling your knees is, so I will explain this for you - Bend your legs and twist them to the side at the same time.

I can't quite figure out what the buckles are meant for, although looking at them, they'd probably hold a skateboard pretty well.

It had possibly damaged the foundation, buckled what remained of the ceiling and blessed all Soper belongings with water.

In the harrowing stories that make up A. L. Kennedy's fourth collection, "What Becomes," people buckle under the weight of misfortune: dead children, dismembered limbs, failing marriages, spurned hearts.

I'm really excited with what he [Buckle] has put to me.

What elevates the buckle out of the realm of expensive kitsch and into the lofty heights of world history is the way it embodies the mindset of the ruling class of one of the world's great powers during the time of its rapid demise.

"If you pull the wires closer to the spine," McGill says, as you do when you pull in your stomach while trying to isolate the transversus abdominis, "what happens?" The rod buckles.

"I didn't know what it meant to buckle down and really learn to dance.

Religious Shiite leaders accused the appeals court of buckling to what they described as outside pressure, in particular from the United States.

Rather than buckling to what almost everyone else in the political-media establishment sees as the inevitable — Clinton's accession to the 2016 nomination — he's out there giving interviews, charming Barbara Walters, and joshing with Seth Meyers.